help with baby name

HWolford24 · February 2015

My hubby and I have it down between daisy and audrina. We're nervous that daisy is a cute baby name but once she's older it will be too cutesy. With audrina she would be called Audrey for short. Juts looking for opinions.

curlylaura617 · February 2015

I had a classmate in school named Daisy. She turned 35 yesterday and it doesn't seem like she's "too old" for the name. It's cute.

TBsquared · February 2015

I think both are nice. Pick what you like best

mrshall1027 · February 2015

I personally like Audrina better, but go with your gut.

mhilpisch10 · February 2015

I like them both equally for different reasons. Daisy isn't any more cutesy than Rosie and that is pretty popular right now. They are both good. Sorry for not being very helpful

saric83 · February 2015

I like Audrina more.

PutMeintheZoo · February 2015

Audrey / Audrina would by my first vote. However, as PP said, Daisy isn't too overused compared to Rose / Rosie, which is a plus.

ashleyandely · February 2015

Audrey is cute

xxyourstrulyxo · February 2015

I think Audrina is cute.

beaseg · February 2015

I agree Daisy is a little too cutesy/soft - like, I would think twice about hiring a doctor or lawyer named Daisy? That's actual terrible. Talk about judging a book by it's cover! But that's just my honest opinion. Still, it's a very very adorable name. I kinda like it better than Audrina, although I do agree both names are great.

I nanny and one of the girls i care for recently started calling my 2 year old daughter "Daisy". Her name is nothing like Daisy, but she just randomly started calling her that and it's so cute! haha so it could always be a nickname, regardless of her actual name.

sherilb100 · February 2015

I will just say if u can't decide now wait till you meet her then your just know

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